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The crux of the government system is based on socialist totalitarian guidelines where income tax has no representation (federal level). That is why it is a violation of the U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights. For in the doctrine you cannot have taxation without representation. Read More →

Swirling economic reforms have merely positioned corporations to reassess their budget constraints and also their gross profit margins. All of which come with a cost to the product or service of which they provide. In determining Read More →

Over 40 months of previous unemployment rates has led to another month of over 8 percent unemployment with July figures not showing any change to the continuing trend. Only 163,00 jobs were added to the sluggish economy leaving 8.3 percentage of the U.S. still unemployed, an increase of 0.1 percent from the previous month.Read More →

Debt has become a very common phenomenon in the lives of the Americans and everyone is thinking about the ways in which they can reduce the debt burden and simplify their lives. In order to make household more efficient, you should take steps to abolish debt entirely so that there is no financial stress within your household. Household debt is among the debts that are spiraling out of control and if you don’t take steps to check them immediately, they may start controlling you very soon. You need to take care of the debt level so that this doesn’t harm your family members and also hurt your credit record. Here are some debt relief steps that you may take in order to lower the debt level.

Lawsuits on the horizon, banks positioning themselves against each other over a rate setting institution which has manipulated the benchmark for banks now presents a unclear repercussion situation. Lawsuits are potentially the next step for Read More →

In an interview with the National Review, political candidate Mitt Romney mentioned that the Bain Company in the Cayman Islands is a foreign investment in 138 sub-companies which allows those in the United States to invest in without paying taxes.

“The so-called offshore account in the Cayman Islands, for instance, is an account established by a U.S. firm to allow foreign investors to invest in U.S. enterprises and not be subject to taxes outside of their own jurisdiction,” Romney said. “So in many instances, the investments in something of that nature are brought back into the United States. Read More →

The final and most important step in your process to paying down household debt is creating a budget. The last four articles we specifically addressed in depth how to obtain credit reports, building savings, and tracking spending. Read More →

How do you know your foreign policy is a complete and total destructive nightmare? When the country you supposedly “liberated” not only turns into a horrific war zone, but all sides fighting accuse you of helping the enemy. This seems to be precisely what…Read more › […]

LONDON/HONG KONG (Reuters) - Global equity issuance rose by a fifth to $231.5 billion in the three months through March, a record high for a first quarter, as a sharp rise in secondary share sales... […]

.......Submitted by and posted with permission of Bullion Bulls Canada....(click for original) (Independantly Written) Why is the assertion that “all markets are manipulated” generally greeted with scorn and derision? Because while manipulating any particular, single market is a relatively straightforward matter – using “tools” for financial crime hone […]

The exuberance of illiterate Chinese citizens knows no bounds as Shanghai Composite surges once again to record-er highs (now up over 15% in March alone) with some modest give back off the highs of the day. Japanese stocks on the other hand have folded like a cheap lawn-chair, giving up all their US session gains and down over 200 points from the US cash clo […]

From the Slope of Hope........ I've been fiddling with some numbers in Excel and thought you'd find it interesting. It concerns the correlation of NYSE margin debt with the S&P 500. Margin gives investors and traders the opportunity to borrow money in order to enhance their returns. NYSE margin debt concerns the aggregate value borrowed by all […]

Former Federal Reserve chief Ben Bernanke, now a fellow at the Brookings Institution, has launched a new blog whose initial post (titled “Why are interest rates so low?”) seems to be an effort to defend his record. […]